Can you explain the fisherman method?

Yeah I have a feeling like i did in the demo, i would go with something blunt-related. Like a sword/ 2x Sword weapon class. Is it possible to change ur weapon class or start a new character but still go back to ur old one when u want to?

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^^Live streaming the game today at 5pm

Unless it's exclused (there would be no reason to exclude it), yes, you'll be able to make six different characters and be able to switch weapons via in game with each individual character.

In other words, if your sick of using a bow with character 1, you'll be able to equip a different weapon in real time. Hunters are not assigned to one weapon. lol

Sure - fairly early in the game you can unlock fisherman boats, you send them off to haul in some fish at the moga coast location and note their rewards the moment they return. Enter the loot here http://mhvuze.de/3ucharm/fishEN/ for as many times as you may need to see which table you are on.

That way, you can confirm in hindsight whether or not you were cursed in the first place. I'm still not sure whether I'd be bothered to change regardless, but I am quite surprised at the far bigger disadvantage the tables give you over any of the others - hard to believe, really.

Problem is, you need to do certain quests first in order to get your first fisherman available. Wish there was a way of checking it out sooner.

I don't think you played a monster hunter game before? You don't choose a class or character or job or legend beforehand. You can pick anything, anywhere, anytime with the one character you have. You may have been using a hammer and fancy picking up a great sword - well you craft the best you can get and go for it.

It really is unbelievably in-depth to see the difference in expertise is purely skill related. One of the charming aspects of monster hunter for sure - the different results are all because of the skill the player possesses in its most subtle, perfectionist form.

Oh and prancing. Prancing is a sign of legendary skill too.

Yes u are right i have never played a monster hunter game before aside from a demo of a psp version and the one releasing next week. for Wii U.

If anyone else pre-ordered this game from Best Buy, did u get an email being notified it has shipped? I JUST got one. I wonder if I will get early than everyone else?

Cheers for that needed a fix

go here if ya missed it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g70IW3BN8yU

@Gameday yeah that be how I lay his a$$ down too bro with the lite gunner start off with poison and normal bullets then paralyse and drop the barrel bomb smash the face off and finish with fire rounds.

Hey guys
I am new to monster hunter series and even though the demo was not that great to charm new player to get the game. Nonetheless after reading many reviews about the charm table and other things about the game, i watched a youtube movie where its gameplay from the beginning and ill be honest, the game is growing in me and its a great thing to watch the gameplay of the game and not make a decision about the game while playing the demo.
sorry for being long and boring maybe, but i just wanted to share my thoughts with ppl here.

Good job with the bow. I find it to be the harder weapon to use.

Though, my favorite added weapon would be the gunlance. My oh my.

The bow on the 3ds sucks really bad and I'm sure ill never use it! Maybe with the cpp only! If it ever comes out that is.

Sorry for asking too much

Does the hunter have a weight limit for what he can carry or not ?
Can you save at any point during the game or there is a specific thing ?
Can you like level up while playing on line? Or its an online based game ?

I would appreciate some pointers here

No, there's no weight. The only determination of weight is the weapon(s) you're holding. Sword and shield: easier to move. Great sword: slow. The weight is only effective when the weapon is being used, though.

Yes, you can. But if you start a quest and don't complete it (thus saving in the middle of it), you'll lose money.

There's an offline storymode and an online ranking. Nothing changes between the two.

Thanks for clearing that up @Chrono_Cross

@cyrex Online ranking has nothing to do with how strong you become or skill. It's just there to keep you from certain quests till you rank up.

So its offline story mode where you can build up your skills? Or you can build your skills playing online too ?